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tuesday's news 12th june includes west ham
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Hot Soup!: West Ham table a bid for versatile French defender
West Ham have tabled a £1.2million bid for highly-rated Dijon left-back Samuel Souprayen
Dijon's Souprayen can play at both left-back and centre-half and has also turned out for Les Bleus at Under-21 level
He's mustard: Dijon star Souprayen could be Upton Park-bound He's mustard: Dijon star Souprayen could be Upton Park-bound
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West Ham have tabled a £1.2million bid for highly-rated Dijon left-back Samuel Souprayen.
The 23-year-old, a former France Under-21 international, is also able to play at centre back.
Manager Sam Allardyce's bid for the former Rennes defender spells out his intention to bolster his back four ahead of West Ham’s return to the Premier League in August.
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Shepherd's Bush Green: QPR expect to land England keeper next week
Shepherd's Bush Green: QPR expect to land England keeper next week
Star will have his medical after Three Lions' final group game and is set to agree a £40k a week free-agent move to Loftus Road
Go west: Green is set to swap the East End for QPR Go west: Green is set to swap the East End for QPR
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Mark Hughes is confident of landing England keeper Robert Green on a free transfer next week.
Green will be given special permission to thrash out his future while the out-of-contract former West Ham keeper is on Euro 2012 duty in Polkraine.
QPR are hoping to tie up the deal after carrying out a medical next week once England have played their final group match.
Hughes has been in for various keepers including Green, Birmingham's Ben Foster and Fraser Forster of Newcastle, as last season's first choice Paddy Kenny is set to follow ex-Hoops boss Neil Warnock to Leeds.
Incredibly, the 32-year-old is set to take a pay-cut from the wages he was on at West Ham to around £40,000 a week, although it is believed he will get a big signing-on fee as he's signing on a free.
West Brom have also been after Green, but QPR boss Hughes believes he has won the race for the former England number one who was also a target for Malaga.
the mail
QPR snap up England keeper Green on £50k-a-week following West Ham exit
Robert Green is set to join QPR after agreeing a £50,000-a-week deal to move across London.
The England goalkeeper, 32, is a free agent after West Ham refused to meet his pay demands and failed to agree a new contract.
QPR are anxious to bolster their defence after narrowly avoiding relegation last season and opted for Green after briefly considering Tottenham goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes.
The current No 1 at Loftus Road, Paddy Kenny, looks likely to re-join former boss Neil Warnock at Leeds United.
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West Ham set to increase offer to £4m for Norwich striker Holt
West Ham are set to raise their offer for Norwich City striker Grant Holt. Sam Allardyce had a £3.5million bid rejected but will now offer £4m for the 31-year-old.
Allardyce is also keen on a defender, with Dijon’s former France Under 21 centre back Samuel Souprayen, 23, Charlton’s Chris Solly and Newcastle’s Danny Simpson among his targets.
on sams list?
Samuel Souprayen
Chris Solly
Danny Simpson
the guardian
LEYTON: Hearn hits back at 'patronising' West Ham
Leyton Orient chairman Barry Hearn described West Ham's comments as patronising. Leyton Orient chairman Barry Hearn described West Ham's comments as patronising.
LEYTON Orient Chairman Barry Hearn has hit back at rival club West Ham after it mocked his suggestion that the two football teams could share the Olympic stadium after the Games.
The O's fear they will lose fans and go out of business if a high-profile team moves into the arena, which is less than a mile from their current ground in Brisbane Road, Leyton.
In an earlier interview with the Waltham Forest Guardian, Mr Hearn said sharing the stadium in Stratford would be a "lesser of evils" and ensure the survival of Leyton Orient.
But West Ham responded in a statement by saying it was "amused" by Mr Hearn's "ever-changing position".
Mr Hearn previously said the stadium was not suitable for watching football but has changed his mind following suggestions that retractable seating could be built over the athletics track.
In a new statement released at the weekend, Mr Hearn attacked West Ham and called on Olympic legacy bosses to take him seriously.
He said: "West Ham's statement last week which referred to my 'ever-changing position' is patronising to say the least.
"A major club moving on to our doorstep would undoubtedly damage us."
He added: "I am glad West Ham think we are providing them with a constant source of amusement - we are a small community club with 130 years of history fighting to stay in business and they need to understand that we shall continue to challenge any decision that places the future of our football club in doubt.
"We deserve proper consideration and respect."
Mr Hearn said he is due to meet and discuss his proposals with Olympic legacy bosses, who will make the final decision on who runs the stadium after the Games.
He added that fans will be fully consulted on any possible changes.
A deal on who will run the stadium post-Games is expected to be signed in October.
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West Ham eyeing move for Charlton defender
West Ham are poised to make a move for Charlton defender Chris Solly.
Sam Allardyce is looking to bolster his defence and has been impressed with the performances of Solly, who was voted Charlton's player of the year last season.
With Julien Faubert leaving the club during the summer, Allardyce wants to sign another right sided player and give his side every chance of staying in the top-light.
Solly, 21, played a major role in helping Charlton gain promotion into the Championship and the south London club will want a sizeable sum to part with their star defender.
Zenit St Petersburg have opened informal talks with Arsenal over re-signing Andrey Arshavin, 31, as the midfield dynamo impresses at Euro 2012
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Paris Saint-Germain have made a move for Tottenham playmaker Luka Modric, offering Spurs £30m for the 26-year-old Croatian playmaker.
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Cult favourite Marouane Fellaini could leave Everton in search of European football
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Big-haired Everton midfielder Marouane Fellaini, 24, could be on his way out of Goodison Park after admitting: "I want to play in the Champions League or in the Europa League. Last season we finished seventh with Everton, and we were not able to qualify for Europe, which was a shame."
Daily Express
Liverpool are prepared to fight off interest from Bundesliga side Schalke for free agent Salomon Kalou, 26, who left Chelsea at the end of the season.
Metro
Tottenham and QPR are in the hunt for Birmingham goalkeeper Ben Foster, but the 31-year-old is already the subject of a £3m bid from West Brom, with whom he was on loan in the last campaign.
Daily Mirror
Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill is determined to keep Stephane Sessegnon at the club, despite speculation surrounding the future of the 26-year-old Benin forward.
the Independent
Team GB football coach Stuart Pearce has opted not to include Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere, 20, in his final squad, after Gunners boss Arsene Wenger expressed his disapproval with the possibility of his selection.
Daily Mail
England's Euro 2012 injury curse struck again on Monday as goalkeeping coach Ray Clemence, aged 63 and capped 61 times by his country, had to be carried from the pitch in agony after tweaking his Achilles tendon in the warm-up before the draw with France.
Daily Express
The wedding of Newcastle defender Danny Guthrie, 25, degenerated into a "mass brawl" at the weekend, with guests reportedly throwing lobster thermidor at each other and the local police called to the reception twice in the same evening.
Daily Mail
Ex-England footballer Michael Gray has become the first person ever to have his hair transplant operation broadcast live on the internet. "Cosmetic surgery now is an everyday occurrence," he reasoned
ALBERTO AQUILANI is set to leave Liverpool for AC Milan — with the Reds losing £17MILLION on the flop midfielder.
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Aquilani joined from Roma for £20m in August 2009 but had a nightmare at the Kop.
Injuries kept him out until October that year and, after failing to impress. the 27-year-old was loaned out to Juventus and then Milan.
QPR believe they have won the race to sign England keeper Rob Green.
Rangers hope to snap up the 32-year-old on a free transfer from West Ham within the next 10 days.
West Brom are also in the hunt for the stopper, who will not pen a new Hammers deal despite the club’s promotion.
Green was on the bench for last night’s 1-1 draw with France at Euro 2012.
SEBASTIEN SQUILLACI’S nine minutes of league action cost Arsenal £200,000 last term. Gunners’ third-place finish triggers an add-on deal with former club Seville.
NEW Hull boss Steve Bruce faces a battle to keep midfielder Robert Koren.
Promoted Reading are lining up a £750,000 bid for the Slovenia captain, 31.
Royals chief Brian McDermott will offer striker Jason Roberts, 34, a two-year deal to fend off interest from clubs in America and the Middle East.
KEVIN KEEN is to team up again with Steve Clarke at West Brom.
The former West Ham and Stoke midfielder, 45, has been appointed Clarke’s No 2 at the Baggies.
The pair coached together at both West Ham and Liverpool.
BURNLEY boss Eddie Howe plans to use part of the £7million windfall from the sale of Jay Rodriguez to buy Wolves striker Sam Vokes.
Vokes, 22, was with Bournemouth when Howe was manager and spent two months on loan at Burnley last season.
CSKA Moscow will offer Russian hotshot Alan Dzagoev a new deal following a Euro 2012 masterclass.
Dzagoev, 21, has come to the attention of Europe’s top clubs after netting twice in Russia’s 4-1 opening Group A victory over the Czech Republic.
Manchester United and Arsenal are among those interested in the attacking midfielder.
MARK ROBINS is a shock candidate to replace Chris Hughton as Birmingham boss.
The former Barnsley manager, 42, is on a Blues short-list along with Mick McCarthy, Gary Megson, Paul Ince and Lee Clark.
Robins quit as Tykes chief 13 months ago after a bust-up over having his budget slashed.
CELTIC have joined the chase for Colchester’s Magnus Okuonghae.
The out-of-contract Nigerian centre-back is a target for a host of Championship outfits, such as Blackburn, Bolton and Charlton.
But the prospect of playing in the Champions League with Scottish champions Celtic could see the U’s skipper, 26, opt for a free transfer to Parkhead.
HUDDERSFIELD boss Simon Grayson wants to sign Sean Morrison.
The 6ft 4in centre-back was key to the Terriers’ push for promotion from League One after joining on loan from Reading in January.
SCUNTHORPE want free agent Jon Parkin after the striker’s Cardiff contract was cancelled by mutual consent.
Parkin, 30, nicknamed The Beast due to his burly frame, scored six in a 14-game loan to help the Iron to League One safety last season.
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Thanks CH but which Samuel Souprayen is the imposter?
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Sabahol al-khair and shokran CH
Oh have the barsteward stadium. Make it go away.
Oh have the barsteward stadium. Make it go away.
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Ta CH.
Love the story about lobster thermidor being chucked around at Danny Guthrie's wedding, but wasting good food is very shellfish of them.
Love the story about lobster thermidor being chucked around at Danny Guthrie's wedding, but wasting good food is very shellfish of them.
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Ta CH
Er, do fook off Hearn, it's all too boring.
Message to Tony Fernandes: No matter who you sign,no matter how hard you try,it remains the same..you bought QPR .
Er, do fook off Hearn, it's all too boring.
Message to Tony Fernandes: No matter who you sign,no matter how hard you try,it remains the same..you bought QPR .
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'Dijon star's mustard' - see what he did there!
Good work CH!
Good work CH!
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Incredibly, the 32-year-old is set to take a pay-cut from the wages he was on at West Ham to around £40,000 a week, although it is believed he will get a big signing-on fee as he's signing on a free.
Really? I thought the reason Green was leaving was because he wanted more money not less.
Thanks anyway CH
Really? I thought the reason Green was leaving was because he wanted more money not less.
Thanks anyway CH
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Leyton Orient's average gate is just over 4000. Can you imagine them playing at the OS even if they double their gate. :lol:
Share the stadium - share the cost. Doubt if Mr Hearn would be able to stretch to the amount required for retractable seating.
That Mr Hearn is why we are all laughing.
Share the stadium - share the cost. Doubt if Mr Hearn would be able to stretch to the amount required for retractable seating.
That Mr Hearn is why we are all laughing.
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I don't believe it's quoted anywhere that he wants to leave for more money, that is pure assumption based on folks not not being able to think of another reason.JohnnyMoncs wrote:Really? I thought the reason Green was leaving was because he wanted more money not less.
thanks CH
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No it isn't. Green has said numerous times in the past he doesn't think h eis on enough money compared to some of his team mates.dapablo wrote:
I don't believe it's quoted anywhere that he wants to leave for more money, that is pure assumption based on folks not not being able to think of another reason.
thanks CH
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That sort of quote could be attributed to 95% of players in the world of football tbf, I even reckon it in my job !Matt of iron wrote:No it isn't. Green has said numerous times in the past he doesn't think he is on enough money compared to some of his team mates.
Thinking your worth more doesn't particularly mean your entitled nor will get offered more, maybe he will maybe he wont.
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BenniBlanco wrote:Thanks CH but which Samuel Souprayen is the imposter?
The first one is Faubert's bodyguard .
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BenniBlanco wrote:Thanks CH but which Samuel Souprayen is the imposter?
Will the real Samuel Souprayen please step forward........
Its Samuel Souprayen number two
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So it's not pure assumption then? It's merely using Green's quotes as evidence.dapablo wrote:
That sort of quote could be attributed to 95% of players in the world of football tbf, I even reckon it in my job !
Thinking your worth more doesn't particularly mean your entitled nor will get offered more, maybe he will maybe he wont.